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This Osmond 46' x 17' 6" crabber is one of several boats H&H Marine has sent to California. H&H Marine photo.
Maine yard sends crabber to the West Coast; lobstermen’s love of racing perseveres in pandemic
Michael Crowley
The wooden dragger and crabber Blue Pacific after leaving Makela Boatworks. Makela Boatworks photo.
Wooden boat gets first major workover in 57 years; a little welding help comes along just at the right time
Michael Crowley
Built in 1978 at what is now Eastern Shipbuilding Group, the Relentless has been repowered and maintained for many years at Garpo Marine on Staten Island, New York. Jake Smith photo
Relentless never quits: A venerable East Coast scalloper goes in for a significant power upgrade at Staten Island’s Garpo Marine Services
Paul Molyneaux
R.A. Mitchell builds a popular 150-kW unit with a John Deere 6068AFM85 and a Marathon 431 frame 120/208V 60-cycle generator. R.A. Mitchell photo.
Next gen: Genset efficiency gets major upgrades with hybrid systems
Paul Molyneaux
CQR rolls out new software, waterproof reader.
Seafood cells: Certified Quality Reader looks to improve, organize fish quality data
Brian Hagenbuch
The Salt Shaker, a 42-foot Mussel Ridge hull was finished off by Simmons Boatworks for Friendship lobsterman Eugene Harrington. Eugene Harrington photo.
More horsepower is driving force for new boat; boatyard expands lineup with 38-foot model
Michael Crowley
RinseKit provides up to five minutes of pressurized water.
RinseKit to the rescue with freestanding shower and hand-washing stations
Brian Hagenbuch
Ernie Piton of Key Largo, Fla., outfitted his 17-foot Mako skiff with a 2,000-watt Honda generator and twin 500-watt underwater lights for bully netting spiny lobster. Sue Cocking photo.
Boat of the Month: Bully net boat
Sue Cocking
This Parker 25 worked by Nathan Everett on Chesapeake Bay recently got a new 300-hp four-stroke outboard engine. Larry Chowning photo
New power for a 25-footer in Chesapeake Bay; Wright skiff is ready for sale in Deltaville, Va.
Larry Chowning
Knute Aarsheim has spent decades in the New Bedford, Mass., scallop fishery. In December 2019, he and his son Keith took delivery of the Aarsheim Junior. Duckworth Steel Boats Photo.
Every engine needs a boat
Paul Molyneaux
Getting in and out of Dutch Harbor was never easy, but an October accident plus COVID-19 led to a RavnAir shutdown and bankruptcy filing. Bri Dwyer photo.
Ups and downs: Alaska’s remote fishing hubs grapple with ferry and flight shutdowns
Bruce Buls
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